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Man accused of threatening bar patrons, pistol whipping employee in Brevard County
Read full article: Man accused of threatening bar patrons, pistol whipping employee in Brevard CountyA man faces charges after deputies say he threatened patrons at a Malabar bar with a gun before pistol whipping an employee on Saturday evening, according to the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office.
4 teens shot during fight at Malabar house party, Brevard County deputies say
Read full article: 4 teens shot during fight at Malabar house party, Brevard County deputies sayFour people between the ages of 15 and 18 years old were shot Saturday night after an altercation between two people at a house party in Malabar led to gunfire, according to the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office.
Malabar man found dead after going overboard while fishing near Sebastian Inlet State Park
Read full article: Malabar man found dead after going overboard while fishing near Sebastian Inlet State ParkA Malabar man who went overboard while fishing in Brevard County was found dead late Friday, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
FWC, Coast Guard, sheriff’s office search for fisherman who went overboard off Brevard coast
Read full article: FWC, Coast Guard, sheriff’s office search for fisherman who went overboard off Brevard coastA search is underway for a Malabar man who went overboard while fishing with friends off the coast of Melbourne Beach, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
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Malabar Fire Department reports COVID-19 case
Read full article: Malabar Fire Department reports COVID-19 caseMALABAR, Fla. The Malabar Fire Department posted a notice Friday that one or more of its members tested positive for COVID-19. Given the news, employees will undergo testing, additional decontamination will take place for facilities and equipment and members will be required to wear additional personal protective equipment while on shift. Anyone concerned about possible exposure can get tested for free, seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Eastern Florida State College. First responders across Central Florida have reported contracting the deadly respiratory illness. At the Orlando Fire Department alone, 86 people have tested positive.